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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28
Boy Drowned.

COLUMBUS, December 24.-CSpecial l.
LIST night, as three boys, aged about fifteen
tie party named Irwin George stumbled,
and before he could check himself went
u o the water where II was ten feet deep,
Ct 4 was drowned before help could reach
b N. The body was found In about four
b, urs afterwards. The funeral takes place
m Sundav
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28

MARrrSsvrLLE, December 10 -Ex-Jujge
n. s. Griggs, well known in this State,
fLd for several years q resident of Wash
i0gton City, died quite suddenly OF heart
isease. The body will be brought to this
yeayH Of ege.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

In cases OF LEmDago an6 Rheumstsfn, Rad
ways Ready Belief never falls.
si6ner. the hon o. s,a a%r ssa eommi's
the Power Of Railways Ready
Relief In q Case of Sci
ate Rheumatism.
No, VAN NESS PLACE, NEW Yosy
Uk: hADWAY: With me your Relief has worked
wonders. For the last three years nave hsd
frequent and severe attacks of sciatica, sou13-
times extending from the lumbar regions 10 NJ
snsles, and st times in both lower limbs.
During the time have been afflicted have
tried almost all the remedies recommended by
wise men and fools, hoping to and relief but
sll proved 10 be failures.
have tried various Kinss OF baths. msuipu-
etlon, outward application OF nniments too
numerous 70 mention. and prescriptions OF the
most eninenilphysicisns, al OF which failed to
i've me RELIEF.
Last Septem Der, at the urgent re1uest of a
r'end { who had been afflicted as myseln. was
induced 70 Try your rene dy. vas then suner-
ing fear1Illy with one of my old turns, To nv
urprise ana delight the first application esys
me ease, a-Jer athing and rubbing the parts
affected, leaving the limb in warm glow, Gre
sted BY the Relief. In short tine the pain
passed entirely away. Although have slight
periodical attacks approaching q change Of
weather: knew now now to cure myself, and
feel quite master Of the situation. RADWAY'S
READY RELISF is my friend. I never travel
without q bottle IN my vaIise.
The Following was Received BY Mail
Through w, III. Blyth, Druggist,
Mount Pleasant. Texas.
nh. W. ID. BLTTE-Str: In compliance with
your request TO furnish YOU with the results of
my knowledge and experience with DR., Rad.
ways r. R., in reply can state that L nave
been using the Roadway Remedies since 1852. I
know the Ready Relief to be specific for fiux
and all bowel complaints. 1t is more reliable
g2ownS out Of c T c b4u sae
rheumatism aud aches, and pains generally,
than any remedy 1 have ever known tried.
From my personal knowledge of the Radvay
Remedies think them all superior to any
remedies OF which have any knowledge, for
all the ills for which they are recommended.
Respectfully, 7. 81, SKIDMORE.
Pastor Green Hill Presbyterian Church.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28

Not only cures the patient seized with this ter
rible foe to settlers in districts, but il peo-
pie exposed to it WILL every morning on getting
out of bed, take twenty or thirty drops OF the
Ready Relief in glass of water, and drink IL,
and eat say a cracker, they will escape attacks.
This must he done before going out.
FEVER and AGUE cured for 80 celts. There
is not remedial agent In the world that VIII
cure fever and ague and all other mala-i0us,
bilious and other fevers (aided by RAILWAYS
PILLS. so quickly as Railways Ready Relief, =
Fifty Cents Per Bottle.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28

TO TIE PUBLIC. -
~ Be sure ana ask for Railways, ana see
that the name "RkpwAy" u on Whsi yoUbuy
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28
RAILWAYS PILLS
SICK HEADACHE

Dyspc psia, foul stomach, biliousness Will
avoi6 cd and the feod that is eaten contribute
its NJ Fishing properties Tor the support % me
natui waste OF the body.
sB observe the following symptoms result
ing s. n diseases of the digestive organs: con
slim n, inward piles, fullness OF blood n ne
hea6 aeidity OF the stomach, nausea, neart
burr sgust of food, fullness or weight OF the
ston, j., sour quotations, sinking or nutterlne
OF n art, choking or sunocating sensations
who, a lying posture, dimness OF ylsoni
dots zebs before the sight, fever and dun
pair he head, deficiency OF Precipitation
vellt. IS OF the skin and eyes pain IN the
side st, limbs. and sudden hushes oil heat
A. .oses of RAILWAYS PILLS viii free The
svstf, Z all the above named disorders.
Pm. = cents per boz. Sold by all druggists.
Ser. i, letter stamp TO DR. RADWA1& CO..
No. s. arren street. New York.
rB- formation worth Thousands win Be
sent I, YOU.
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All, Thee!

All, Thee!
Lafayette Journal.
See here you Republican fellow, what
do you want with ssarplus tariff?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-28
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF

The Cheapest snd Best Medicine for Family Uss
in the World.
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs,
Inflammation, Sciatica, Lumbago.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache, Foothaehe,
Nervousness, Diptheria,
Influenza, Difficult Breathing,
CURED AND PREVENTED BY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
\ GLADSTONE VICTORY.
4 brilliant Triumph Tor the Irish Cause
CONSERVATION of tho Government.

n hiiii''"' ''"'"Ph Tor lh' lriNh cause
'""-t"r""''"" "i IN" ""''fhm""''
LONDON, August lH.-IhG election in
the NOrlhwlck division of Cheshire. on
Saturday to fiji the vacancy caused hy thr
I.r,,. - VIZ. r.,..,r-..;;..
"'''' V, va ''''''.' '.''' 80 ",
resulted III Ih"tu'i victory I"I thc "Ia"-
stonites. The vote stood: Mr.. J. I.
Brunncr, Giad>tunIIc, 5,ll". Lord Henry
Grosycpor. Liberal I-nionist. 2.g~3 Lord
tr..... c,..,..,,. +, ,l,,..,,, -, ,b,. D,,I., -,
"'H'hiIha'''' III Tue I'N' clt'''"" WITH
the Liberal Oniouist candidate was success
ml, The vote was as fellows: Il. Vrrdin
Liberal luioui-t lll6: j. T. Brunnrr,
Home Ruler. 3.g5-.
I,,.,.,. ,u.,,.,r- NJ ! Y, prr,-
49,. L.,,.,,I,. ,I',,.,I ,,o,,Lor of p,rI,.,-
,',,,. -, 49,. <,,,i,n','t, J;,.;.;,n -,
"r'"I ".T'i ''' ,l' IL, ,'5,,,,, , r'a
,''''S WI ''''"''s' t,, ','' ~,
,i'','lS ~. VI '''l "'.',I.'' I. ..,t ~, I
"' me-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

CuaAro, August l1.--A Tm, special
from Atlanta, Gl, say. The body ol
Luke McNlmlra, baker, Wa found on
the railroad yesterday horunIy mutilatod.
There was Il hole through the head >Uppos-
ed 90 have been mad" hy q bullet and tw0
uu~h,s supposed To- have been made 10y q
katie we're found on the body. Late sat
mdav night Mcnamara was in the city
drinking and started 10 walk home. lie
had money in his pocket hut the money
was gone when the body wls found. in
impression gained ground that the man
been Killed aud .ohhcd and placed "n the
track. Two ucgro,s found IN the locality
were arrested and blood was found on the
clothing OF one They deny their guilt.
but are held. The body was 50 badly
mulllltyd that the hole and gashra could
not BE- positively identified as bullet and
kuiicwouuds McNdmara'- home was IN
Lexington, Ny. lie was about >! years
old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
WANT TO LYNCH HIN.
An AEKANSAW YJoDJOIST WHO GOT HIM
SELF INTO TROUBLE
Number Of People Die Under HIS Peculiar
Treatmel; The RidIebercer Affair Ended !lr
the P.essut-A Sensational Scene in J5rsey
CIty-A W,Mal'S lEarmaa Trtaimtn.

CHICAGO, August Ia y,a,% Little
Rock, Ark, sP5ria! say Intelligence
from nceha county is 10 the effect that
tremendous excitement exists in the negro
community bordering along the river
owing 10 the conviction of Dr. Henry Har-
son on the charge Of having murdered
James Nenters. Harrison is colorcd and
treats patients through the art of vnudo0-
ism. He is REGARDED by the majority Of
the negroes with superstitious awe. lie
envelopes himself in mystery and no one
knows the secrets OF his medicines, which
must be taken bv the patients with ahso.
lutte faith in their efficiency. Nenter; fell
i'll and was attended nv Harrison.
Growing worse, a local physician
was summoned. who pronounced
him suffering from poison. When Nrn'crE
died Harrison WAS arrested aut placed IN
jail. The arrest caused -easatiou among
the white and black rit'lanS Iilrr,son'S
enemies boldly say hc las Killed many per
sons with hiS art-, citing IN proof "f the
assertion the nIiIJs at seven Who lately
died under hi charge. lIi, friends point
to the eases Of white rr0rl" who have bocn
cured Of what was al one time believed to
be fatal maladirS by Simrly T.,n.. certain
charms which he furnished them. His
trial resulted IN conviction OF mInslaugh-
ter and he was Yesterday sentenced 10
term in prison. II is staded here there is
a probability of Harrison being taken from
the jail and hanged, the friends of Ncnters
being dissatisfied with the sentence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
BERNHARDTS' TOILET SET.
IT Costs Three Thousand Dollars and Is of
Sterling Silver.

Sterling silver.
NEW YORK, August l5.-Just before
Sarah Bernhart started for the West during
her late visit to this country, she dropped
ints Tiffany one afternoon and ordered
$4,000 toilet set There was to be gigan-
tic waShbowl. big enough to battle in.
with tremendous pitcher TO match, not
to mention an ovcrgrown pair of puff
boxes and several other enormous things.
In marked contrast to the remainder of
the 81! there was u second washbOwl and
pitcher ~ remarkably small a. the Others
were unusually large. MI were t0 he
in solid sterling silver repOusse aud
Sarah. monogram and C0at-oi-arms in
chased gold must decorate each separate
piece One of Titrinys' designing yOung
men combined few OF his own artistic
ideas with those furnished by Bernhardt,
and skrtchCd of Il toilet set the like Of
which had never before existed even on
paper Sarah went into ecstasss, which
ycrscd Oh the hvStrrirll, when she saw
the drawings. Then ,he prayed that the
BIZ things nigh; he made at the earliest
possible moment and sent 10 her imme
diatcly in whatever part OF the world She
might be The Tlliluys set their skilled
wOrkmen at the task forthwith, and dur
iug the last days Of July it was completed.
Nine. Ecrnhardt was in France and the
goods were shipped on lachamrtgnc.
The toilet set was delivered by the
Paris house yesterday and ornaments
Rcrnhardt houdoir for the lil~t time to- day.
The large pitcher is fifteen and half
inches high aud has a capacity of five gal
Ions The bowl which goes with il is more
than two fee. in diameter and will hold
eight gallons. The small bowl is only
nine inches in diameter and its companion
pitcher is scarcely seven inches. The pun
boxes are four times the ordinary size and
the trays are each foot in length The
coat-otarns presents dagger and a FOOLS
hauhe crossed behind q head tried tn rep
resent sara rs Thrudorl. Beneath IT are
the intcricct,d initials half concealed by
ribbon Stre:uuer bearing the motto,
"Quand mcue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
E'II sN.
Can't We beat ANYTHING


Whrrlug. Cmton. Akron, Mansfield
and Kalamazoo should bee proud Of the
management of their teams ThcS" cities
are fair aad honorable in their treatment oi
base ball clubs. - CoIomhay .lowUR.
Tn, EelIairc druggists want to play the
Wheeling druggists Il match came "t base
ball. and us this j. the second time they
have issued a chileug" they would like Il"
hear from the Wheeling boys. Information
can be left with George Stauycr.
one share Of Akron hase bail stocl. was
sold the other day for 1--we cents; face value
S2D The liability of holders Of stock To
an assessment up to its face value had
something to do with the .niinitc~sIma}
size OF the purchase price. lh1o" H'Hl"H
The ioN, is on the managers Of the Col
umhus base hall club agum. II was an
nnuncrd a few days ago that the club never
lost any games al home, hut always when
abroad, soft became necessary to strengthen
the club in this respect Since Tn" last
"s'rcr,thening' the club has managed 10
lose the games played at home Us well a.,
abroad. Where does the club need
strcngIheum-uow Is the pulling couun-
drum.
President Vocgtl, should not allow him
self To- @rt ruulrd because Wheeling Objects
to Mckinney and Columbus to Bell. \o,-
gylc is hat the servant OF the League and Is
by no means an autocrit. II he Is deter
mined To work 70 the disadvantage of kaI-
amIapu. Wheeling aud Columbus he should
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

plainan, in the case Va, the l,ayyrstraw
bal club, with which the Arllugtons bad
made Previous engagement to play. II
IS SUD that the Arltnrtons broke their
engagement with the Haverstraw club be
cause the Garnuyillcs offered them a
larger guarantee.
PIrrsErRG, PA, August 15.-Tom
Brown, the wcll known fielder or the
rittsbwg base ball club, was released
TODAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

iro.i Cape Race uorlhward the ishtr, is
sr,h uu utter lulure ,haj Il Will not aver
aye tive puIutals per mau. The outlook
tor toe coming winter j. consequently
worse than it was last year while from
present appearances. nothing but transpor-
ta;iou to the United States or Canada. or
subsistence at the entire expense of the
Government will save the whole pofuia-
tiuu Of Labrador from starving to death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
An indestrucribIe Infant.

NrwUrEG, Ky, August l5.-Magsie
Dllcy. a :ytccu-rr0Eths-oIi child, climbed
from ,o1r.c to an open window to-day
and tel to the ground, distance {" forty
feet. The only injury she suffered wl5 a
sliuEt hrui.c nn the forehead. Tonight
the child l. playing ~ though nothing had
happened 10 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
TNEIITINE VI NNNIUN.
WASIINDTuS, u. c., AuTu-t H.

Under the provisions OF the act Ot Con
grrs~ authorizing the construction Of the
ships herein rrlrrrrI to- which act requires
that one Of the said ships should be built
on the Coast nl the Pacific Ocean or waters
connected thrr-with uEIcss the same can
not hc there constructed at a fair cost; and
the bid uf the Union Iron Work., OF san
Fr,u,is,u. hciug within ,l-.OOD OF the
lowest bld tor the ships to nr constructed
according To the plans Ci The Navy Depart
ment, which sum Oi crGh-
teen thousand G"Ilals not more
than covers the difference against tar IA
rihc coast "i IA" cost ., transportation Of
m,trriais and Tie I'D hy stld company
not appearing To- br IN cAr,s, ot the lAl!
cost OF 7ui snip do hereby. pursuant
to said statute and IN accordance with the
manifest intention oi Congress IN tn"
premises. auth0riIr and direct that the
contract Tor the construction Of the ship
within named. to be- built according 10
plans of the Navy Department, he given
To said lmon Iron Work., Of san Fran
cisco GROVER CLEVELAND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
TIE TRUTH COMING OFT.
Grave Doubts a. 10 Whether the Track
Wa~ Inspected ~ Ordered.

Wa~ Inspected us Ordered.
CmyNGu, August "a N,rv special
from Chu,sworth, Ill.,, sIys: 4 statement
was made by J. T. Gullard, citizen high
u respected, to a reporter to-day. Mr.
EuIIard SAYS he saw some section men
carrying water into the house Of the sec
tion foreman Wednesday afternoon, he
tween two and four O'clock While be
tore the Corourr's jury the section fore
mlu aud hls m,u testified they wprc on
the road at the time mentioned. MIR.
EulMrd declined to say mach hut from
his rrmarLs aEd those OF other citizens 1t
Is inferred that thrIuad was not examined
at all on Wednesday despite the insIuc-
tions received from the road master
"Wednesday morning, Mr. Eulmd sud,
'thc station agent who is my ncighhor,
told me that extraordinary prccautl"u~
hud been ordered to hc taken. rs a heavy
passenger train was expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

CuNT~WuET'i ILL.,, August l5.--A most
important piece OF news has been dr,el-
optd here IN regard To the burning OF the
br.d-c on the NrrmiIuou river.
Two men have been arrested on charge
OF being the iuyrudiaG,,s who caused the
Chatsworth horror.
The authority given tor the information
is mau named l.. DOb,S, who has been
working tor sometime past Tor a GARNER
named Morris kruoya, about three miles
from krutiaud, Ind, and Who arrived here
ON Il trliu from State Line about midnight.
DDhhs Informed the correspondent that
the two men were arrested on suspicion nt
having sci the bridge on lire. They were
given 4 preliminary examination before a
Justice ut the Peace. aud the proof against
them Is considered strong enough 70 hold
them in iIll, where they are now confined
pending further proceedings Dohhs added
that his employer, hrUoya, was present ut
the examination.
The correspondent then interviewed
VIM. +. Terrell, the conductor Of q freight
train and learned from him that the arrest
hai urea~iuu,d cjus.d-rah,r excitement IN
state Lime. uruIso said that lurima,tcr
Jogr~. n' the Iul"dr. Peoria and Western
rIr'raH. vino /. stationed at State Line,
visited kruliIui and confirmed tlir truth
Oi the Igy-t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
KNo>vILLG CITIZENS AROUSED
They Appropriate Money 10 "r"" 'p New
railroads Natural Ga~ Discovered.

They Appropriate Money I" 'F'" I y ~"
railroads Natural Gas Discovered
KNoNNuLLE, Tenn, August 1.-The
people arc greatly excited at the result oi
the vote granting "a subscription ut $500
DuD to the PowrlI.s Valley and knoxville"
southern Hallway, there hcin@ouly twenty
opposition votes This inSurcs the cmIy
construction Of 20 road Ia Cumberland cap
tp connect with the Norfolk aud Western
and Louisville and Nashville roads, and
another To- Atlanta by way OF Marietta
The new line, Will open up vast fields "i
rood coke aud coal and magnetic iron ore.
\ good quality of natural gaS for fuel
PURPOSES has been discovered at oliver
Spiing, twenty-five miles from Knoxville.
4 company with tLuoo ouo ht, been or
yan',rI To upclttr the ;iHd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

CoNsrANTiNurLE, August IA great
conllagrl,ion i raging in Scutari, opposite
this city, and many hundreds ot houses
have already been destroyed. \ high
wind prevails and tn" iltmcs are still
spreading.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

TEoy. :. T.. August l5.-WIliHm Ia
,,u,r and Nr, Sdina Fountain were mar
ricd 4, It. Jo-rph's church, in CohGeS'
Yesterday morning at o'clock. Mr. Ia -
Guer is - years old, aud his BRIDE IS 80
Mr Laouer was widower, and Mrs'
I.aauer had been married twice before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
ALMOST y IN>tnI\G,
The Narrow T>clp" ni a German ToI
Death hV INn, hing.


Death hv Lvn,hing.
NEW luEE, August iI-Lyuch law
nearly prevailed m Jersey Cr;y Yesterday
So ncar was lh" execution committed that
the rope was about the yirtm's neck and
mob dragged hm towards convenient
tree. The victim was said tu he ;cgtlrd
Schneider, of Ncm YORK. lie was the in
nearly resulted IN the death ul y siy-yrar-
old hog and his own untlmcIy end. 4
party Of Germans were ShoDilIg It m"rk
IN the cellar Of 4 hOu.r on l.iIdluw IIcnuc.
By arciIcn: one ~ ih" bullets went
through a wiuduw and hat An Irl~h boy
named Crosby. The iai rouyUsIvrly clasp
lng his hand on the IuluI"d part of his
back, screamed and tel Itr' forward. \
man said to l." Schneider WAS near the
boy when the ar,Idrnt took place, and
having seen HIM il!I. rin Ia hig assistance.
Near bv were number Of IrI~hmcn.
They hal heard tn" reports at the nile
from time Ia time. and -Iw The boy fall
after thc last shot When they Jaw the
German run Ia the hoy assistance. with
out a moment consideration ul the result
they rushed mp 4" Elru.
Hang the Il i putrhman. was the
cry from every side Aii arrangements
were completed To do thu and the man
was ahnut 10 be run MP when the police
arrived and after Lively a'.lrmrh druN"
OIL the wuuId-hc lyurhrr-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16
HORRIBLE sroGY or VENGEANCE
That N"t'd Mexican iiir E""u Fed
Poison That PrnhuU..- Insanity.


Poison THAT rr"hur"- Insanity.
CRY or Mr'rD, august T. i.tmngr
4tory. strongly rr,rmh.3n, ia" Italian
pol.ouiru -tori., ol the Nmll" igrs, hl1
been going the rounds in thl. city. \
short tlHr a"o - PromIg'ni politician,
whose name Is MENTIONED IN connection
with a future Presidential term. irl sud
denly and myoirliuu~'y Ill. a. first great
secrecy wa4 Observed "a I,gtd 10 tie nh-
turr Of hIs iuii.positr"n. but IT IS now hc-
yOnd doubt that Tee H. lu-lu". Ii - main
tanned in some quarters thl h' disorder
j, caused hv spinal INJURY which b" ~ui
i,rrd some ,rars ugu. bat IN, genera. hrI'.
leans toanoihrr thruIg. Ir'.u.ing 10 winch
H. insanity l. caused log r"i-'u obtained
from a plant wei known T." th" indians OF
this country II ml,'d with 'uud ~ ih"
shape al a powder and ,ts effect I- &" pro
durr acute mental disorder. PERSONAL
vcn.cancn i a~si.nci ~ In" motive Of the
supposed crime.
The sufferer is much esteemed Icy those
who. E., personal intercourse, hrV" ha' u"
hest orpo rtuuity ol KNOWN. him. Great
sympathy Is expressed Tor hl- VII" and
family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-16

Earned runs, kalamJEou %, Canton T.
home rms. DdIou, Onyr~"u, Staplctou5
two haggrr,. Fuller, Van /mt, Iell; base
ON bulls, by AIj'rrh .. wild piDrh'-, san
dc! /, Aldrirh | doublr plays, Delaney,
I,rhrr To- Virtue. l,lt ou ha>rs, k,lanDln"
3. Canton s., struck ont, kIddyh ., SwirS
%, empire, Bauer.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August 30.-ISpecial Telegram
to the BEE. EE.l-CATTLE-Trade was slow In
oil departments of the cattle trade. Tele-
grams from New York reported the dressed
beef trade dull and a big run at Chicago also
had depressing effect AS to prices, the
bulk of opinion was that really tip-top ma
tives would probably sell out at about the
same as Friday and Monday, but anything
not squarely up to the notions of buyers
would again sell lower, while medium and
common sorts, such as would have to COM
pete with Texans and rangers, would have
to sell on their merits and what the reduc-
tion would be no one could tell until the day
was over. There were from 5000 to 6,OOO
rangers and Texans on sale and reduction
since Friday last, when prices began to de-
cline and about 10c of the decline was estab-
lished to-day. Cows, bulls and common
butchers stock Is quoted sl5(d2Oc lower than
ruled since with little or no change in prices.
as compared with last week. Shipping steers,
1,35O to 1900 lbs, 200 to $50 lbs,
S4iO@4.75; $50 to 200 lbs: s. 25@4. 60 Stockers
and mixed, 81. .soss. %; Texas steers, s. 5Scss.a5
ern cattle, lOQl5c lower. Sales: $50 Wyom-
Ing. 1878 lbs, 81. 80; 1872 half breeds. lO6 lbs.
%xomsS Ssa Wyoming Texans a ns ss lbs S Ss
Ing Texans I,Oi5 lbs, SEQ; l07 Wyoming
Texans, ,O47 lbs, So. 90; ITO Wyoming Texans,
l,035 lbs, e2.S5; Al Wyoming Texans, .O2l lbs,
s2;So; 70 Wyoming Texans, lG2l lbs $2.6O.
HOGs-Trade was slow and prices weak,
some statesmen quotinI q reduction of 5(0lOc,
but that was not general; cents would
cover the decline on anything that was at all
merchantable. A few lots of prime heavy
made S5.35a54 40; common, S5 0O(95. 10: light
sorts, S. 25@5.S5 for workers and S4.7595.lO
for graSSerS.